In ‘A Chat with Adonai’, Toby Dasein is a man looking for answers to some of life's fundamental questions. So, what do you do when all other avenues have failed you? You chat with Adonai.
Unfortunately, for Toby, this conversation doesn’t go as well as he had hoped. As his confusion and disillusionment grow, could the unexpected arrival of a figure of true authority help him to understand his purpose in life?
In this absurd, biting satire, existential despair meets a divine, bureaucratic hotline; because even God outsources now.
Dealing with topics including faith, automation, consumerism, and the human condition, ‘A Chat with Adonai’ is dark and strange, but also very funny.
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